still there. Secret Taj (1984) Chaperoning the teenage winner of a trip to Delhi was not high on Joanna Hamilton's list of desired job tasks. Nevertheless, she devotes herself to the onerous duty of escorting the rebellious teen through Northern India. Her task is made even more difficult by the documentary crew filming the journey - especially dealing with the autocratic director Matthew Howard. Yet as they travel through the breathtaking landscapes of India, Joanna finds herself falling for the proud man, that is, until she is informed that their relationship could jeopardize all that he has worked for. Amongst the beauty of the Taj Mahal, Joanna must decide whether she should let him go, or fight for their blossoming love. Flood Tide (1986) Baptism of Fire (1989) Pennyroyal (1989) This Savage Sky (1990) Eagle's Eye (1990) Dragon Lady (1991) The Owl and the Pussycats (1993) A Certain Hunger (1993) Deluge (1994) Cruise Doctor (1996) No Darker Heaven (1996) Sweet Seduction (1997) Veil of Death (2004) Mirror Mirror (2006) Midsummer Madness (2009) "Portrait of a Murder" (2011) "The Prosecco Fortune" (2015) "Dangerous Shadows" (2017) Non-Fiction How to Write and Sell a Synopsis (1993) How to Write a Short Short Story (1996) How to Write Short Short Stories (1996) How to Write and Sell a Book Proposal (2000) Book Proposals: The Essential Guide (2011) Book Series Jordan Lacey Series Pray and Die (2000) Someone has to investigate the mean streets of Latching, West Sussex - and that someone is Jordan Lacey, ex-policewoman, now advertising her services as a private investigator in the local paper and working out of a junk shop in the quiet part of town. Will there be enough crime in the sleepy streets of Latching to keep her in business? It looks like there is. Ursula Carling is convinced that her husband is having an affair and employs Jordan to track down the mistress who is sending hate mail. But Ursula isn't telling Jordan everything: for example, her husband died eighteen months ago. Then Jordan discovers the body of a dead nun in an abandoned hotel, along with clues to a hidden World War Two fortune, clues which somehow connect to Ursula Carling. But when she tries to notify the police, in the shape of the devastatingly attractive DI James, she finds herself accused of crying wolf. Not even the slice of poisoned carrot cake she mysteriously received